A Chinese astrologist's predictions for 2015, FAA plans ground Amazon, the latest Greek-Eurozone tussle

THE FORTUNE DAILY Tuesday, February 17, 2015

It's Chinese New Year: A financial astrologer predicts 2015 The Chinese Near Year begins Feb. 19, and American businesses hoping to reach more customers (Asian and non-Asian alike) are planning to mark the holiday with promotions designed to bring in the money. A Chinese astrologist tells us how to prosper this year.

Google exec: Digital media could vanish Google's Vice President, Vint Cerf, says if today's technology becomes obsolete, our data could be lost forever.

U.S. shadow group ‘has embedded spyware in foreign computer networks' Iran, Russia, Afghanistan and Pakistan are among the nations allegedly infected with the ‘implants.'

Greece and the Eurozone dance on the precipice, snarling at each other The ball's in your court, Eurozone tells Athens. Return it by Friday or else. What ball? Athens says.

FAA plans ground Amazon's drone program Guidelines could prevent the company from launching Prime Air service in the U.S.

By Philip Elmer-DeWitt Now that Apple has 'filled the pantry' with iPhones, what next? CIRP: "Apple and Android are just picking off each others customers now, and they're picking off customers who are increasingly loyal."

By Roger Parloff Key funder of Ecuadorians' suit against Chevron quits Russ DeLeon, friend of lawyer bringing case, says he was misled

By Patricia Sellers Mika Brzezinski goes Oprah—or wants to be Sheryl Sandberg? The co-host of MSNBC's Morning Joe is emulating Oprah and Sheryl Sandberg as she takes her career evangelism on the road via her own nationwide tour.

Apple orders up to 6 million Watches for its initial sales run

Greece's ultimatum and hackers stole millions from banks — 5 things to know today

Transocean takes desperate steps as tumbling oil prices hit its bottom line

Hotel operator Starwood's CEO to step down by ‘mutual' agreement